Lyr Req: Jane Falloon (Jimmy Creaney)

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Jane Falloon (Jimmy Creaney)
From: GUEST,big steve
Date: 07 Aug 12 - 10:07 PM

billy the buttermilk man come back old friend

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Jane Falloon (Jimmy Creaney)
From: GUEST
Date: 10 Feb 11 - 02:05 PM

jimmy creaney,s son at [e-mail] If you wish to get in touch.

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Jane Falloon (Jimmy Creaney)
From: GUEST
Date: 10 Feb 11 - 01:30 PM

One   evening as I strolled out the Aghagallon I met a girl her name         was Jane Falloon.Well we had pleasant talk then she asked for a walk by the bright silver light off the moon.    I can help out I,m Jimmy son.

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Down the Aghagallon Road
From: GUEST,derrymacash
Date: 28 Mar 02 - 03:48 AM

Jim ...

Thanks for posting this.

Forgot I'd ever posted a request ... anyway, it was the first post I placed which got a reply from ard mhacha - a very daycent man with whom I've developed a very pleasant rapport over the past wee while.

Anyway ... in a roundabout way, I've answered my own query since I'm the editor of "Pay The Reckoning", from which site you sourced the lyrics!

... Aidan Crossey

Subject: Lyr Add: JANE FALLOON (Jimmy Creaney)
From: Jim Dixon
Date: 23 Mar 02 - 11:12 PM

Copied from http://www.geocities.com/paythereckoning/RantsandRaves.html#Creaney

JANE FALLOON
(Words, Jimmy Creaney. Tune, traditional, "The Bright Silvery Light Of The Moon")

One evening as I strolled down the Aghagallon Road,
I met a girl whose name was Jane Falloon.
Well, we had a pleasant talk and she asked me for a walk
By the bright silvery light of the moon.

How I cursed my bloody lot as I cuddled this oul' bat,
For my ass it turned a lovely shade of blue
As I lay in the dust and the dirt, nothing on but a wee short shirt,
By the bright silvery light of the moon.

Now she was no beauty queen, for her teeth were turning green.
She had a pimple on her nose like a big balloon.
And by her breath 'twas plain to see she had scallions for her tea,
By the bright silvery light of the moon.

"Oh," says she, "I've got no charm, but I own a nice wee farm,
And you could be its owner very soon.
Now if only you'll decide to make me your sweet bride
By the bright silvery light of the moon."

"Oh." says I, "my darling Jane, you make this plea in vain,
And although that I make look a silly loon,
I'd rather die a pauper's death than catch the smell of your oul' breath
By the bright silvery light of the moon."

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Down the Aghagallon Road
From: ard mhacha
Date: 04 Jul 01 - 11:17 AM

Derrymacash, I have posted out a sample, will hunt down the rest. Slan Ard Mhacha.

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Down the Aghagallon Road
From: Aidan Crossey
Date: 04 Jul 01 - 10:51 AM

Nice one ard mhacha.

I'll larn this one then and give it a golder every now and again.

(A mate of mine from Newry - in his cups - always sings that first verse I wroite out above after he heard me sing it one night. We'll both be pleased to have the full version. I could always create a page on my website to host Jimmy Creaney's stuff ... how would that sound?)

Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Down the Aghagallon Road
From: ard mhacha
Date: 04 Jul 01 - 10:23 AM

Derrymacash, Written by Jimmy Creaney from Lurgan, I have all of his stuff,I will send it on. Jimmy operated around the 1940`s, he wrote songs on almost every event in the town. Slan Ard Mhacha.

Subject: Down the Aghagallon Road
From: Aidan Crossey
Date: 04 Jul 01 - 09:48 AM

As a lad I would attend the odd guest tea or other such event and our next door neighbour, the late Paddy McCann originally of 'Cor Lane, Derrycor and latterly of Wolfs Island, would give a rendition of a parody, only some of whose lines I can remember.

Can anybody else help.

The lines I can remember go ...

Down the Agahagallon Road
One evening as I strolled
I met a girl and her name was Jane Falloon
Mind she was no beauty queen
For her teeth were turnin' green
And she'd a pimple on her nose like a big balloon

Another phrase I can recall was

It was very plain to see
She'd had scallions for her tea
By the bright silvery light of the moon